During our
impromptu trip in Tagaytay last May, we got the chance to visit Tagaytay's newest tourist attraction, the Sky Fun Amusement Park at Sky Ranch. It has become the talk of the town because of the Sky Eye, the country's tallest and biggest ferris wheel.
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| The Sky Eye, Super Viking, and Gazebo in the background |
When we got there, certain portions of the park were still under construction. I read that they will also construct a Science Discovery Museum. The entrance at that time was only Php 50. I read before that the Php 50 entrance fee was only valid until May 31. But upon checking
Sky Ranch's Facebook page, current entrance is still at Php 50.
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| Still under construction |
We were 4 adults and 1 kid when we visited Sky Fun Amusement Park. Most of the rides were applicable for the kids. I think the only attractions that adults can enjoy are the Sky Eye, Super Viking and Horseback Riding.
Below are some pictures of the rides (apologies as I did not intend to really take a picture of each rides thus it wasn't really appealing in my pictures) and its corresponding fee.
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| Sky Eye (Php 150) |
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| Super Viking (Php 100) |
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| Express Train (Php 50) and Wonder Flight (Php 50) |
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| Nessi Coaster (Php 50) and Mini Viking (Php 50) |
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| Zorb ball (Php 50) |
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| Carousel (Php 50) |
There are also food kiosk and gazebos in the area. The Taal Volcano can also be viewed here. Function rooms are also provided for big events. As of this writing, I am just not sure if more rides were added and if the construction side were done. For me, children will be the one to enjoy most of this Sky Fun Amusement Park. For adults, well speaking for myself, it is a nice experience riding the tallest and biggest ferris wheel in the country.
Sky Fun Amusement Park at Sky Ranch Tagaytay is located along Aguinaldo Highway, just beside the Taal Vista Hotel. If you're coming from Rotonda (Olivarez), turn right and straight ahead. It will be on your left side, just before reaching Taal Vista Hotel.
For more details on how to go to Tagaytay, you may read my previous post about it
here and
here.
